Sentence examples for because he is utterly from inspiring English sources

There are fewer surprises because he is utterly at ease with the swing changes made.

Precisely because he is utterly unthinkable to the mainstream élite, he is the ideal way to prove to the system that the ordinary voter still retains some power if only the power of mayhem.

The England wicketkeeper is a man I really like, not least because he is utterly charming.

He thinks about killing himself but still can't imagine actually pulling the trigger of his shotgun--not because he clings to life, but because he is utterly depleted and lacks the spirit for so significant an act.

And if he did say, "There you can see her parents – her father died some time ago," it would have been because he was utterly transfixed by the action.

Mr. Tilden installed double doors over every bay window in his house on New York's Gramercy Park and built a secret staircase from his bedroom to the outside because he was utterly crushed -- and fearful of assassination, according to Aldon O. James, president of the National Arts Club, located in Mr. Tilden's old house.

I found Hans particularly interesting because he was utterly the stereotypical Prince Charming of pretty much every Disney movie.

Blair still occupies these planet-striding positions of power because he's utterly possessed by two things: God and money.

"He teases, taunts, inspires and bugs the hell out of Canadians because they know he is utterly un-Canadian -- but exactly what they want other people to think Canadians are like," Mr. Gwyn wrote in a collection of essays called "Trudeau's Shadow".

"Surprised because he's been utterly closed-mouthed about it all along.

She earned viewers' trust, respect and affection because she was utterly genuine; the person you saw on screen was exactly the person she was in real life.